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THE UA1LV BEE-OMAHA , THURSDAY , JANUARY 31 , (88-1. (
THEDAItY BEE ,
OMAHA.
Thursday Morning , Jam 31.
The Weather.
For tlio upper Mississippi : Local rain
in the Boutnorn portion , followed b
clearing weather , fair weather in th
northern portion , followed during th
night by local snows , winds becorain
variable , falling generally followed b
rising barometer , and warmer weather i
the northern portion and colder in th
oouthorn.
For the Missouri valley : General !
fair weather , northerly winds , risin
preceded in the southern portion b
falling barometer , and generally warnic
weather.
LOOAL BREVITIES.
The CAT o ot vno Btato of Nobrooka n alru
William Sncll has been placed upon the nj
pe.ir.inco docket cf the district court by Dii
trict Attorney Godwin.
It was roiwrtod Tuesday night that a ma
had bocn filial no&r the Occidental hotel , Q
Tenth street , but no such item could bo cot
firmed by InvcwUgallon.
The Chicago , Burlington & Qulncy wl
matnlaln nn Independent ticket olllco I
Omaha , at the old ntnnd , norlho&Ht curnor <
Farnam nud Fourteenth streolx , with the ol
reliable Harry Dcuol in charge.
Harry Douol , the veteran ticket agon
will bo continued In charge of the indopcndor
ticket office of the old reliable Chicago , lu !
llngton ( c Qutncy , nt the northeast corner <
IVrnam and Fourteenth etroolt ,
Tlio funeral of the colored inan Humpl
rios , who died at St. Joseph's hospital on Hui
day night , took place at 2 p , m. ysntcrday. .
telegram was received from his brother , nt S
.Too , to give the dead man a decent burial an
bo would pay the exponnoH. Interment wi
at Prospect Hill , wlioro Mr. Humphries owr
a lot
lotTha
Tha tailor who wax found , in a ha
frown condition , In the alley back of Hoi
man's block , on the coldest night of this wit
tcr , nnd was talton to the jail to thaw ou
yesterday had four Cn ern amputated froi
bin loft hand nnd three from his right ham
T > r. .T. II. 1'oabody and ( ion did the Burgici
work.
Mr L. Kubln has grown two Inchcatalli
during the past two days. On Monday afto
noon at 1:30 , his wlfo presented hi in with
beautiful girl baby , which tipped the beam :
just ten pounds. The spring styles of babli
are no nloiichosa they all weigh from 9 to 1
pounds.
Chris. Hortman nnd M. Hollmnn , wl
are pulling up the fine four-story block o
l' ' urtconth fitreot between Douglas nn
Dodge ) hat e reached the second ntory floe
timbers. The block Is forty-four foot trot
by tiKly-slx feet deep , with a high bosomoi
nnd will bo one of the bast built nCructurw i
the city for wholesale business.
The council chamber ban boon much It
proved of lalo and made much inoro comfort
bio for the HCBfloiia of the couucil and the dl
trlot court. A partition has boon inam and
m > ace onclos * ! which ttlmlH alt both tbo col
mid the noises which have usually como u
from tbo stairway. The room line bocn r
painted In a warm color nnd will uow bo qull
cozy.
tn
At the Thirteenth street crossing yatttordn ;
a young man attempted to cross between tn
freight cars , by stopping upon the draw head
Ju.it as hit foot rested upon the link , the 01
glno , which was at ono end of the Iraln wi
ulackcd back , catching hlo foot nnd giving I
quite a severs squeezing. The solo was tor
from his boot , und as ha limped awny ho Ir
wardlyroBohod to take the safe waylnth
future and crawl under.
The machinery for lighting thn Millar
hotel arrived yesterday. Mr. Spcrry In In th
city lor the purpose of pulling In the "plant
and will have the light In operation by Sntui
day. There will bo Ion llghtw In nnd aroun
the Millard hotel , on follows : Two In'tho o ;
fico , two In the billiard hall , Iwo In tho'dlnln
room , ono In the bar room , ono in the hallwn
and two upon tha outside of the house.
Mrs. Hltlor.tho woman who was describe
In Tins BKK uomoltmo since , has "lit" out nn
her husband , who arrived In this cily Tuosda
la unable to find her. She skipped 01
and left Ulm nt Cedar Falls , lown , nnd nt tli
same tlico carried off about Jl,100 of h
inonoy. It will bo remembered that at
claimed to ba from Hochestor , jNHnn. , whe
she firfct made her advent ID the city , nnd nil
Aat Hha claimed to hsvo bceu robbed of S50 L
: v traveling , companion.
iVTavrycr'a Opinion of Interest to Al
'
.T. H. Tawney , Esq. , a leading attorney <
Wjnonal'MInn , , wrlteai "After tuslmf Ufo
jnora than -threo yean , I take great plcosut
4nJitlHg thftt I rd Dr. '
If- rcg Klne'e Now Dii
I , > co\erj'for CoMuiuptlon , an the best romwly I
I tbowqrld lor , Cough * and Colds. It has nove
failed to cure the most iwera colds I bat
had , nm } Invariably relieve * th palu In th
. "
? rial ll tles for thla sure euro for nil Throa
nnd LungJJUoasos may bo had 1'reo ut 0. 1'
UoodmauV Drug Sloro. Largo BIO , f 1.00 ,
Wttbiter Snydcr , of Omaha , boa boon fo
Homo time tha general mnnaRor of the SI
Loulu air-Hue , has resigned 19 accept a ulm
il r ponUIon pu the Gulf , Colorado k 6 nt
lfa rowl. Hiiro _ 5gaRtlon takes cffact Fobrv
.
Qoreraor Hole , of Wyomlar , came In o
No. 4 to-day , and went out to WaiUnsfto ;
city ou uflloUl buiInoM ,
Mm. Trg B iw , yf San I'ranclnoothe M If
of a Mexican rwldont And inlllloualro cf ths
city , came fa on No.1 and wont test to'li
oontlntu vlelt relative * .
II. J , Lwo , a heavy wllou matdinnt of St
I < t > ul , and W. A , Marlenerlo , a Georgia cot
on I'lantar , are at the Millard , a route t <
> Vi.J , Davenport , siiiwrlntendont of Ihi
freight dhkloti of the C , , U , & Q. ralbroad a
JJurllugton , It p < m lng a day with his ( ! (
friemU , and puts up at the Mlllurd.
Jerome 0. Foiittel , clerk of thu JX.HCD court
roturnwl Tuesday from a leave t Sod ;
fiprliifi * , Utah. HB has gained twenty pound
and h in better health than for yean.
Jaman Johnson , traveling freight and pu
wnger K ut o ! the St , LouU & Cairo Shor
Line , with kMil < iu ter * at St. Loul * , Mo. , I
fa tit ) tity and la utaylDg mt the Mlllird.
1'olson Oac.
J liwl fur thirty-oight yam guttered over ]
illing a ixl nuimuer willi 1'olBoq Oak. whlt-h J
In butilujf when a boy , I trice
( frit , Mudlngjnany phy ldiiW !
t wy bwwIU. I took six U ttlMol
riCS. ( 8. 0. ) fowvMniw.M < !
OWd to * wujid cud wwl. JlirW nuinmrif
n'd I have b d n r turu of it ,
SJ-M ll/AJBtxr , ColuBibtu , Oa.
THE DESTITUTE.
What is Being Done for Them by til
County Commissioners ,
An Interview "With Supcrlntcmlon
IMoroc.
A reporter of Tun BEK to-day inter
viewed Mr. Picrco , superintendent of th
poor fann , who has been delegated by th
county commissioners to attend to th
wanta of the poor in the city in rcgan
to the number of pocr that are boiiv
taken care of by the county , and th
manner in which their wants are sup
plied. Mr. Pierce says that ho is dcnlin ,
out n quarter of a ton of coal per montl
to those applicants who nro not known I
him or the commissioners , and when th
cases are investigated and the applicant
are found to bo destitute , an they hav
represented themselves , the allowance o
coal is increased to one-half ton pe
month. In some cases where two fami
lies live together , a quarter of a ton ha
boon given to each family. The coal
however , is of a very poor quality , and i
furnished to the county under contract
There are about ICO destitute person
who are being provided in Omaha by th
conuty , which is a very small numbo
for a place of 50,000 people. Dos Moines
a much smaller city , takes euro of COO
Among the dcstituto provided for ii
Omaha there are quite n number o
eases of imposition , and some of then
cannot bn avoided , for instance , when
the parents are drunkards the chlldroi
h&vo to bo taken care of , and this nocos
nnrily involves the taking care of tho.par
outs-
outsA
_ A man recently died in'Otnaha leaving
eight helpless children , which are boin
provided for. Throe of thorn wore foum
to bo without shoes. They have bcei
properly clothed , and are booing sent t
school. There nro some cases of destitution
tion that are equally as bad , but they or
all being taken care of by Mr. Pierce n
far an ho is informed of them. Ho put
in his whole time in thin business , th
county farm being looked after at pruson
by an assistant.
Iluoklcn's Arnica Salve.
The prcftto.it medical wonder of the work
Warranted to Hpoedily euro Burns , Cutu , U
earn , tia.lt llhmitn , Paver Soros. Cancers , I'lloi
Oliillblalns , Cornn. Tcttor , Chapped h.indi
nud nil Bid n eruption , gnrantood to euro 1
Bvory inutanco , or money refunded. 25 cent
per box.
box.ENTERTAINMENT
ENTERTAINMENT ,
To bo Given 1 > y the Snrato n Iiitcrnr
nnd Dclintlng Society Saturday | .
On Saturday evening , February 2nd
the Saratoga Literary and Debating sc.
cioty will give an entertainment of
very enjoyable nature. It will bo give
in the Saratoga school house , aijd th
programme will bo as followu :
' I'KOUIUMSIK.
Quartotto.
Mows. Lreckonrldgo , Wilklna , Deuol
nnd Kbtcrbrook.
Reading King iTobn , Act , 1 , Sccnolnl
Misa Ingorsoll.
Sonjf mid Chorus
Mr. Shields and Double Quartotto.
Zither "Bell Waltz.
.Tullus T. Fostner.
Duott "Soo the Palo Moon.- . .Compan !
Misses Itoeder.
Quartette.
Mwwre , lirockonrldgo , Wilkins , ] 3eucl
nnd Iluterlirook.
lloadlnf ? "Tom's LUtlo Star.
Sotig nnd Chorus.
Kir. Shields and Double Quartotto.
Xylophone Solo "Mocking IJIrd.
Mr. Julius T. Fostnor.
Air. locl { Franco ,
Quartette
Moa rn. lirockcnridgo Wilkins , Dcuol
and Katorbrook.
Itoadlng ; "How Wo Hunted n lloiue.1
niMU" InB8Woll.
and i ni
Sontf Chorus
Sir. Ooo , Shlclda nnd Saratoga Quartotto.
F. Loaaontoln , uccompanlmont.
F. M. Bailey , F. S. Ivanhoo and Mrs
ir. IT. Moany are the committed ii
charge of the affair.
Admission 25 cents.
AN ANSWKIl IVANTEO.
Can any ono brliiff us a case of Kldnoy o
Llvor Complaint that Kloctrlo Blttora will no
euro ! Wo nay they cnnuot , aa thousands o
oases already pcrmnnlly cured nnd who nr
dally rooomondlnc Kloclrlo bitten , U prove
Bright'H DlBoaso , Uiabotla , Weak Back , or an
urlnnry complaint quickly cured. Every bottle
tlo guaranteed.
Fur lo ut COu. a botllo by 0. Y. Coodraai
BUEOLAEY ,
A IIouso on South Twonty-Vourtl
Night.
Early Tuesday Mr , Miller'u house
No 121 South Twonty.fourthBtrcot , wo
entered by a poreon or poraonn and at
overcoat , a lady'n cloak ami a diainom
ring were taken.
Tlio overcoat was of a light browi
color ; the lady'a olonl was a light color
ed 0110 , with n brown plush collar am
pockotfJ. The riiiu was plain , nqiuui
band with a ainsm diamond setting ,
Mr. Fuller oilers $ : ' . 5 reward for the return
turn of the stolen property.
Tuesday a man by the name of Wil
Ham Lloyd wan arroated for being a BUS-
piciuuti character , and yesterday morn
ma wpa released by Judge Benoko or
premise to clear the city by 1 o'clocl
yesterday afternoon.
Shortly after his release , Mra. Millo ;
ijavo a description of the tuna who wai
aooii hanging around her house Tuosda ]
cttcrnoon , nnd from her description i
was thought that Lloyd mlijht bo tin
iimn , and he was ro-arrosted und lodgcc
ih jail.
Lloyd waa arrested in Couucil Rluili
Tor being implicated in the robbery n
Crescent City u few days since , but aa m
evidence could bo found against him lu
was discharged. Ilo is familiarly kuowi
by hi pals us "Cotnancho Bill. "
Mr * . Miller has not been to the jail t (
identify him as the man who was HCCI
around her place yesterday.
WAI ON"FENOES ,
Mult to 1)0 Uf im AnninHt
on the 1'iiljllc Doinuln.
Inatruolions have been received fron
Wa hiu tou by United Status Districl
Ittorney Lamborlfon to begin suit
ayttinH parties who have fenced in per
tioia of thu domain ( or eattlo ranches 01
other purposes. The caltlo men of th
west , particularly in Wyoming , have begun
gun to oncloao vast tracts of public lan <
with wire fences for cattle ranches , nni
the government proposes to put a stoj
to it. The suit that is to bo institute )
in a few days will bo against the Brightoi
ranch company , located about thirtyfivi
miles from Laramie , Wyoming. Thl
company has enclosed 012,000 acres o
the public land. The suit will probn
bly bo n test case , and the eattlo men o
the west .will look for the result with con
sidcrablo interest.
THEY AEE AFTER HIM
On n Clcnr Trail , nnil Cnnnot llcl ]
IMit Catch On ,
About one month ago a young mat
named G W. Siobonstcin , who was engaged
gaged by Mr. P. A. Gavin , book am
stationery dealer of this city , to take thread
road for him as traveling agent , it seem
firRt took in the town of Fremont am
canvassed by sample. Tlio price of th
books were $0 each , and § 1 was to b
paid down upon first delivery of th
same , and $1 per month afterward unti
full payment had boon made. In Fremont
mont ho received quite a number o
orders , and among thorn one from Mr
J. F.G ablerwho is now in Omaha. Afto
the delivery of first book ho won
about , and re-collected those of his doliv
cry upon the required supposition thath
needed them , as his samples were short
Mr. J. F. Gabler paid him in full fo
his subscription to the work , and refund
cd to him the book when asked for i
upon the reasons above stated , supposinj
all would bo right.
Mr. ( Jnblcr , in addition to his sub
soription fee , is also out on thin motion
"Canada Bill" two first-class passages b
Fremont , inasmuch as the young "cuss1
was busted. The book which Mr. Gab
lor bought and paid for was intondud fo
a lady Iriond of hia at Fremont foraNoi
Year a gift , and Mr. Gablor foela quit
sore that ho was so much disappointed
and in defense of himself had t
purchase another gift at rpnowo <
expense of coursu Mr. Gablor neve
mentioned this , inasmuch as ho is an 02
tromoly modest young gentleman , unt
Mr. Gavin secured the services of oflicon
and then Mr. Gavin promptly rofundo
to Mr. Gablor the book which ho had lot
by th * treachery of his traveling agent.
Ho loft 'Fremont with all the boo !
and money secured.
Ho is indebted to Mr. Gavin , his en
ployor , about § 100 ; to Mr. Brooks , hot <
keeper nt Fremont , § 25 or more ; a lioti
keeper at Blair , § 20 or moro.
And , upon inquiry , since learning th
above facts from a friend of ours , thpi
are numerous smaller accounts abov
town yet unpaid.
If canght ho will probably join tli
gang of the two "quack" doctors.
A. I'roHpcrous Wfo Insurance Con
pany.
The statement of the Mutual LJfo Insu
nnco company , of Now York , shows assets i
8101.148.iM8.25 nt the close of the year 188 :
and during the year has paid 813' 39,3r 0.1i
to polioy-holdcrfl. If the Now York stam
ard of 4 J per cent , bo used , the surplus I
over 812,000,000. The company lias hlthort
restricted itn buslncs.1 to tha healthy portioc
of the United States the north nnd woi
chlolly and propoacN to ndhoro to a pollc
which IIOH wrought results so BaUsfoctory.
MAUH1KIJ.
KKLLEIl-HOLCOM-At the First ii
H. church , In this city , Wednesday , .Tammr
ao , by the pastor , Nov. 0. W. Savtdgo , Mi
Klllott Keller , of Couucil Bluifa , to Mia
Adol Holconi , of St. 1'aul , Minn.
Mr. Keller , tha groom , Is the gentleman ) ;
nnd affable director ut the Union depot li
Council Bluffs , while the brldo is a most eatl
mablo young lady. Immediately after the !
maniago they took the afternoon train fo
Chicago , whence they were followed by th
Rood winhou of n host of friends , allot whou
hope to BCB them speedily returned.
COX-DOW-Iu this city , by the Uov. C
W. HuTldpto , on \ \ odnoaday , January SO , n
the residence of Itoberb Dow , on Arbor hll !
Mr. Millard Cor and Miss Cora L. Dow ,
MORSE'S GREAT. SALE.
Our sale announced last Sunday wil
only continue to-day ,
Wednesday , Janaary 30th ,
Thursday , January JJlst ,
When our store will bo clcwod at 4 p. m
for stock taking , ro-oponing next Satut
day morning , at 7:30 : a. m.
As before stated this sale ia fur th
purpose of closing out at any price , tin
broken pieces , packages and ends of on
enormous stock ; tlio benefits accruing ti
us from this sale must bo apparent ti
everyone ; saving us incalculable labor ii
measuring and counting as wo nnticipati
from the magnitude of our sales Monda'
and Tuesday , ( reaching far into the thoii
sands of dollars ) that will have closet
uvory end by the allotted time for closi
of the ealo.
Thursday , at 4 o'clock.
MORSE'S '
GREAT SALE.
To-day wo call particular attontioi
to our wash dross goods department
where wo will offer the outiro balance o
a heavy apron chock and
1IUK.HS ( lINtmAMH AT 4 CTH , YD.
Only about 2,000 yds. at this price ; als <
a largo lot of ever forty styles fast color
BLAOK SILKS.
Aa in well known our silk department
and stock is the largest in the west ; w (
have accumulated dozens of short endi
and uattorns that wo do not wish to cul
and will sell them in length as they arc
of from : i to 111 yds , nearly all 24-incl :
ilks at $1.00 , § 1.25 , § 1,50 ; worth re
speotivoly § 1.75 , § 2.00 , § 2.50 to § 2.751
yard.
LIGHT AND DARK PEUOALES , 50 ,
Worth 10o > 12ioouiy ; about 1,500yds al
this pticu.EMBROIDERIES.
EMBROIDERIES.
1,200 HUM.VANTH KMIIUOIIIKltV.lO CTOYAHD
Worth 20o to 25o. "
800 YDS 0-TNOH WIDE EMBROID
ERY , 20 TO ! )0 ) OTS.
Worth BOo to 75o.
COO nn/KX : FINK I'UINTEII UNKHHDKO , lOc
Worth 25o to 5o.
Theto and similar reductions extent
to orory department [ in our house ; we
never anticipate such a salt ) again.
fC3'TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT TO
DAY. B. P. MOUSE it CO.
O _ _ _ _ _ _
Bargain * at Win. Gontloman'n cracker ]
store , lUth etroet. Give him a call.
Colorado , Rich Hill , Walnut Black
Iowa and Boulder aoft coala , and tht
best quality of hard coal for sale by Jut :
W. Bedford. j22-ti
Ono car load of show-cast * , ovsl unt
mansard all Uca just received at Good
' | r ujg.tf
FACTS FROM FREMONT.
Education , Enterprise and Law in th
Ascendant.
Tlio O. A , It. Executive Kuuiunpinon
The Soiled DOVCH Fly Away
A Now Knllrontl nnd
Oilier Matters.
Correspondence of the ItKR.
FiiEMoxr , January ! ! 0. Our beautifu
city is thronged with Grand Army boys
who are hero as delegates from the vari
ons posts in the state , attending the executive
utivo encampment. Most of the post
are represented by their full delegation
of select roprosontatiuos. Over 300 dele
gates responded to roll call , and the re
port of Department Commander J. 0
Bonnell showed the Nebraska depart
niont in a most prosperous condition
Now posts are being organized in al
parts of the state , and old posts are con
stantly receiving now members. In th <
past year over sixty now posts wore organized
ganizod and over 2,000 now member
were added to the roll of Nebraska' ;
Grand Army boys. The couucil or encampment
campmont will clone its work to-day
The principal work and strife appears t <
bo in selecting officers and the place fo
the reunion. Fremont so far appear
the destined place.
THE H01LEI ) DOVES OO.
For Bom time The Tribune of this cit ;
lias boon making vigorous war on th
sporting houses of our city. It's wort
lias had tlio desired efl'cct , as ycstorda ;
several of the madams were otlioially ca
corted to police headquarters and re
quired to put up a fine of $5 each am
costs , and advised by his honor to prepare
pare to depart from our city at once
Our city fathers , in council last night
authorized chief of polica to see that al
houses rented to such women should b
vacated within twenty-four hours , or th
extrcmcnt penalty of our law would b
administered on the owners of such prop
erty. Our citizens say amen to sue !
vigorous work to purify the _ moral inllu
onccs of our city.
EDUCATION AND KNTISKPKISB.
The Fremont normal school and bus
nosa college is an assured cstablishuionl
The $12,000 donation and site are si
cured , and the buildings will bo orocto
as noon as possible. This qivcn Frcmor
another attraction , and is destined to 1 :
one of our many permanent and prospoi
ous institutions.
NEW RAILROADS.
The Salina , Lincoln , Fremont & D <
catur railroad is now reported a certaii
ty. The parties who wont cnsttoarranf :
for raising moans to construot tlio roat
have returned and rcportthat ovorythin
is arranged , and that the road will I :
completed to this point inside of a yea :
The B. & M. is the road most wante
to como hero. Our citizens would giv
that road the greatest encouragement an
assistance. We all expect the B. & &
to como to us from Ashland , and tlu
80011.
The U. P. has just completed a fir ;
passenger depot , and now gives our cit
first-clans conveniences for traffic an
travel at this point.
CHICAGO DRY GOODS STORE ,
109 and 111 S.15th street,0maha ,
Nebraska ,
OUAXGK OK
$25,000 in Dry Goods to bo closed on
at actual coat , as our stock for our noi
mitorprisu is uow on the way , the dr
goods stock must bo closed at onco. A
goods marked in plain figuww.
Come and BOO Ud , unit be convinced I
r.'nclc Silks at cost , Colored Silks at coal
Plushes at cost , Volvota at cost ,
Dresa Goods at cost , Flannels at
cost , Table Linens at cost ,
Lacoi at cost ,
Underwear at coat , Hosiery at coat
Blanket ) tit coat , Notions at
cost , Quilta at cost.
This ta no advertising dodijo. W
moan business. This will bo the greatos
cost sale ever made in Omaha.
GEO. P. BROWN ,
109 nnd 111 S. Ifith Street.
A Card.
It has como to our knowledge that two
'also and scurrilous circulars above the
respectivu captions of "A Few Facts"
and "A Polioyholder , " have boon widely
circulated in this stuto derogatory to thu
ntorpats of the Nebraska and Jowa Insurance -
suranco company.
To those who may not bo familiar with
, ho war waged on this company by iUi
eastern rivals , owing to the just , liberal
ind independent principles which govern
ita business , wo will hero state that the
jirculurs referred to are false and un
funded in every particular , and cilcu-
iitod to grossly mislead the public as to
.ho true character of the company , and
rained by slanderous falsifiers who
would not dare to attach their real names
to documents of such a false and libelous
character. j. y , JIAUT |
Hoe. and Gen , Man.
A OA1U > 0 ? THANKS.
In justice to * ur homo company , the
Nobruska and Iowa Insurance Co , , ol
ihuaha , I make the following statement :
I < torn a tire which originated in my place
of business on the 2&1 hist. , I sustained
a serious loss on uiy ate < k , after which
I callon at thu company's olliee to report
flame , and was referred to Mr. Goodwin ,
: he usutaut secretary , who immediately
left his desk atid accompanied
ma to a > y pW of busineej , where ho
made a just and liberal estimate of the
property destroyed , invited mo back to
the company's ollicoand paid mo $220.53 ,
the full amount of my loss , under thoii
policy , which has convinced mo that the
Nebraska and Iowa Insurance company
gives insurance that insures.
TIIEO. OI.SKX ,
Formerly Winthorlich & Olson ,
llc&l Kstnto Trnnslors.
The following deeds were tiled foi
record in the county clerk's ofuco Janu
ory J50 , reported for THE BBE by Amos' '
real estate agency :
Bamoy Hainan and wife to Satnuol K.
Spaulding , w d , pt sw corner lot 3 in
Horback'n first add to Omaha , § 500.
Geoigo II. Boggs and wife and Low
W. Hill to John Hoinowski , w d , lot 1
block 4 , in Arbor place , § 250.
Henry A. Kostors and wife to Joseph
W. Paddock , q c , so ] of so ] of sec. 28 ,
1C , 12 , o , containing 40 acres , $1.
Gunnard A. Lindquist and wife tfi
Walter Walaco , W d , n. } lot IB , block 8
in Ivnuntzo and Ituth's add to Omaha ,
§ 1,250.
Sarah Foster to Charles Powell , q c ,
lot 4 , block 130 in Florence. $90.
No moro concluntve proof of the absolute
fairness of the Monthly Drnwlngi of The
Louisiana State Lottery Company , can be
elvon than the following cortltic.ito signed by
Generals lieauroxard and Karly : "Wo da
hereby certify that wo tuiporvho the nrrango <
monta for all the Monthly nnd Soml-Annual
Drawings of Tha Louls'mntx State Lottery
Company , and In pernon manage and control
thn Drawing * thmuRolvps. nnd thnt the same
urn romlur.tod with honostv. fairness , and In
peed faith toward all | mrtlcs. nnd wo author
l e the Company to wo thin cortiHrnto.vltli
fac-ximilca of our Hljuaturon nttachnd , in itt
advertisement' ' ' . "
Baptist Sociable.
The ladies of the Woman's Christian
Temperance Union will give a basket
sociable this evening in the Y. M. C. A.
room. All are cordially invited. Ad
mission froo. The following is the pro-
gramme :
Instrumental unto.
Song By the Colored Glee Club.
Heading.
Instrumental duett by the Colored ( < le (
Club.
Wo have taken stock nnd arc ncv
ready to oiler nomp special bargains. Or
'Wednesday morning wo place on. oui
silk counter.
All of our colored slika
short lengths ) that wo sold'at '
§ 1.25 , § 1.35 and Sl.50.Npw
All of our colored satins
sold $1.25 , $1.GO. Not rem
nants. ForJ
All of our colored surahs "
sold § 1.00 , § 1.25and $1.50 \
> Now for J _ yarc
A lot of brocades in colors
sold § 1.35 and § 1.50.
Now yart
Ono lot of Colored Velvets
75c
good colors hold at § 1,50 and
31.75. yard
A lot of Black Silk Jicmnants
75c
sold at Sl.i',5 , § 1.50 , § 1.75 ,
§ 2.00 , § 2.25. yard
A lot of Black Silks. Wet JRcm7K , ,
nanta , sold at ! )5c , § 1.00 , ] J&
§ 1.25 , § 1.35 , § 1.50. All at J yard
A lot of Evening Shadosin Silks "j "TK
and Satins in plain and brov I Ot.
cade.Bold from § 1.25 to § 1.75 J yard
Our stock of these goods are very lira
itod and will be closed out in ono day.
First como first choice.
Slaughter of prices
A.T > . B. I'ALL'ONEK'.S.
EMBROIDERIES , EMBROIDERIES
A lot of Embroideries left over from
last season , slightly soiled , otherwise per
fect. Think of the prices ,
2ic , 5o and lOc.
They are actually worth four times the
price.
price.DOMESTICS
DOMESTICS , DOMESTICS.
2 cases Bleached Mualin , 4&c , worth
Cic.
2 coses Unbleached Muslin , 4ic , good
value at Cic.
3 cases Bleached Muslin , Gc , formerlj
sold at Tie.
1 case "Cheviot Checks , 81c , sold oil
ovtir at lOc.
2,000 yds. Cheviot Checks , lOc , alwayi
sold at ISic.
5,000yds. Standard Gingham , 43c."V
2,000 yds. I'rints at Ic. !
None of the above nro remnant * and
all perfect goods. Wo do not misrepre
sent our goods.
N. B. FALCONER ,
late A. Cnuckshunk & Co ,
Special for Thursday morning :
350 yards Brocade Plush in Cardinal
Navy Blue , Wine , Bronze , worth § 1.75 a
yard , will bo closed out for
75o.
Ono piece Black Ottoman worth § 1.35 ,
75o ,
5,000 yards Unbleached Cotton Flan
nel at 5o a yard , worth 81c.
5,000 yards Bleached Cotton Flannel at
7Jc a yard , worth lOc.
N. B. FALCONER ,
Late A. Oruickshank & Co.
The dissolution sale of O'Donahoo &
Downey terminates Thursday at ! o'clock
p. m. The store will close at that time
for the completion of the inventory. All
parties wishing to take advantage of the
bargains they are olloring will do well
to cell bsforo the above tune.
O'Dohahoo it Downey ,
ICth Btreut , next door to the post-oflico.
POWDER
AbsolMteSy Pure.
Tbh fowotr uot-r i ciii , A mirvcl o ! puilt
tmaeh cU whpUsoa.cooMi. Moro eoocctoJul tht
th * odl r > ' Uud , and ctnuot be sold la comptltli
viltli Uito > uUli ) < iii > tltH v .t , iboit velyLt , alum n
phu rtiau | > i i ! r .fr < ild ontylnrtur. liqyal U V
OR 'r aer ( M.tCfl WitlBJtwtJitw Ypii.
CASTORIA
Infants and Children
Wlthont Mornhlno OP Tfnrootino ,
What frlros our Children rosr cheeks ,
fcwliat cures their fevers , mnkcs them nlrep ;
? 'Tin < ! nMorin ,
When Bftble * fret , nnd cnr by turns ,
> Vhat cures their colic , kills their womn ,
f lint Cnstorln.
Wliat nulcklr ciirns Constipation ,
Sour Btomacn , Oolds , Indigestion :
! Itnt C'imtorltt.
Fftrcwcll then to Morphine Bjrrups ,
Ctxstor OU and raregorlc , and HnllCimlnrlfu
1 *
Centaur Liniment. Annt *
uolnto euro for Rhonxantiam ,
Sprains , Barns , Galls , &o. , and tai
tnntantanoons Pnln-rollovor.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
wrSpeclalB'wlll Posltlvolynot bo Inserted
anless paid in advance ,
TO LOMf-Monev.
TO LOAN The low oat raUa of lutoros
MONEY ' Loin Agoucy , 16th & Dougfrj S3-1-U
TITONEY 1O IXAN Insuoii of 1300. piwr
iVl O. F. Da\is and Co. , Heal Entifto and Los :
Agenta , 1B05 FarunmSt. r 393-tf
HEtl7&NT151) .
ANVL'U-mmciailyatlie Metropolitan he
tcl , an experienced puller. None other nee *
apply. M2-30
' . Oooil ( tlrl 'or Rcnoral housework. Wt
WANTl'.D JUT w etik , ISia CASS struct 143-31 }
A ( 'Irl for Kuncral housu ork. Appl
nt 2003 Citllfunln Ht. ItQ-tll
TTfANTED Two girls , cook an J sscon pirl. Ooo
V ? waK julil to competent help. Apply bet.
and 12 a. m.S. K. coiner iOth m.d California 8U.
\\j ANTKO-ARlrl for general house work at 13) )
VY 1'ark avenue , on St. Jlarj'jute. cir line , llei
wages paid. MM Willard Scott. 121-30
W ANTED Olrl for general housework K.V. . coi
18th ami Farnam. 131-tf
WWANTHD
Agenti ! to sill clock ? , | ioturen an
WANTHD on weekly pmucnts. il. F. Marti
1914 CUrk St. , near corntrJOth. . -
- tlrat-cUss Carriage RlacksnUH
Addroba Lock Itox 176 , Creston , louo. 972 tf
TlTANTKllRlx first class coatinakcHi three HP
V T class pant makers ; tw o Hrst-class > ust uukcr
The highest prices n-id steadr work Address .
callon F. Franin. ilurclinntTnllpr. I Mars. Iowa.
U7131
- all kinds in tned <
employment , to call at our odlcj , opioslto pos
olllco , bet * een 4.IOiuiln : p. m.
CANNON , JONE3 S CO , Frcnzer Mock.
OiO-lin
TX7ANTED ImmedLitely two No. 1 llarnci
V > Mafers. ' D. A. HOPKINS ,
921-61 North Bend , Neb.
WANTED A German ilinlng room kitchen glr
Uesee and Hoppo , 418 B. 13th tit , betwee
llarncy and If ow ard. 055 tf
SITUATIONS T7ANTEU.
WANTED B > n young man , slttiationas asantii
Dock-keeper , clerk in olllcu nr store. Addrei
F. 3. O. Lock ilex 1301 , Council DUifl" , low a. 140-3C
WAN1ED A ( ilcaiaut furnUhed room , with <
near day board , t > uitubla fur pcmlcnaan nn
wlfo. 1'romptroy , nocblldten. Flrit clasi refcret
ecu can be gitun. A < MIUM A.V. . 11. thin nlHrf.
141-31.
TXT ANTED A lady of uvpcrlenca would like HOV
VV ln by the day or WC-CK , III families. Call or a
dress No. 1103 South Oth street. 138 11
W ANTUD Situation by n Kermin chtmUt an
I'harnmcsiFt. AOdrits "W. T. " Bee ofllcu.
UO-'Mj
WANTUO Position for light ottlce wo-1 : or cop )
ni | { by aladv who han a tjpe-writer , < > f lit
own. Address , "X. " Bee oltifo. 11B-2I
WANTED a thoroughly ojmpetwt a tl e'x
t > erienced buslneo tnan , a situation aa booh
keeper"or salesmanand book-kc-cpci. First class rel
erencca. Address "U D. " Bee cltipe. 078-3111
TX7ANlF.D-SHu tlons for flint clasj ilomtatica
T T Call at our ofllcc from 4-3Jto 9p.m. Saturday
1 to 0 p. m. CANNOtf , JONES & CO. , Opp. 1 > . O.
947-lm
TX'ANTKl ) lly a uuu of expsrtenoc , a altuatio. .
TI aa overseer if stock or ( iraln farm Ilaa fam
lly and can furuUh throe handx ( ! ) . lleferei.ce !
Nebraska preferred. Address .1. M. l > . JlHt otUc <
Council Illun * . 100-31/
TJIUNTKn WANTKD-I want a good eU-udy prir
JL tor. It. F. HILTON , Bla'r Neb. 133-3U.
IXT'ANTED Work of mme hind b > a roung ina
TT of soratbuflnssn experience. I not inrtiei
larwhat. Addicsa 'VV * . I' . F."Bco ullitc. 1-J3313
For a customer , stow room rn
WAN1ED
naraSt. BF.LL& SHK1VKU. i 'j.s '
WANTED To buy a ( food E ; cond h nd Baf >
State prlcu and make. ( J. O. William * Aurot
Nob. lM-31
WANTED A few persuim vu .ustruct in bool
Keeping , a there li a demand for competcn
book keepers I will learn n fair , and wait for l.alf c
pay until situations uru lurLUhed J [ i. HMITH ,
1510 IXiugLis b <
AIIM PKOIT.KTV WANTCD We will cxchang
a brick etora bulldini ; and a etock < f timcie
morcuandlw voluixl at loOX ) . situated in ou
of the beat ton us In 8. W. Iowa , for Ii w-a or Kebros
kalande. Trade viull i-etabllihed. Addrtws "H. II,1
care BCD ortlcx. ( Mi-SO
' - furnlahcdorunfurnlihed room
Sl'KOIAtj-Wercnt
prucuro h arden an > l fuinloh Hntt-dim domca
tics. Office hcrnm , < .SO to 0 ] i. in. Sattmla' s l to !
[ > .m. CANNON , JONES a ; CO. JFretucr Block.
048-lra
_ _
\\7ANTKD-rartin wishing boarders and those
T T B urch of board In prltato houns , with or v.ith
jut room , to < all nt our olllce from 4.80 to 0 p. nt
CANNON , JONES & CO. , Omx.iite Boatodlcc.
915-lm
Oil YOUNGI JIKN in aty ur country u
LADIKS , light and pleasant work at their owi
lomcei ito * , ' ] . aday tully and quietly madenoil ;
lent by null , no cantiv iurno ; utaiup far reply
I'leaaoadiirenn Kellablo Manl'g Co. , Philadelphia I'a
IrawerTT. 7t3-lmo |
POB BBST Houge _ ana Lots.
HKNT Two untiunlshed rooms , suitable f ( i
1 houwI.eepiiiB , B1.M North llth utroct , betweti
[ ; tilci(0 und Cu s. H7-U
llENT-i'inuUhod rooms at 1619 Faniura.
FOR
957-61
_
* HVNT A choetiui ro ni with gai , firs am
IrCH 1 to a utlemaD 222 8. 16th and
ITIOil BKNT McUy furuUhed fri-ut rooms 105 N
I ? Idjhttrcot. _ Wioil
IlKNT-TuniSshed room J021 Cni-Uvl ave.
ITlOlt . ' 4t _ _ | _
irMU 1U.NI FuriiUliuluomiiMUh board , > Lu > i
JL1 few day boarders , IHlt Ua/enjwrt. 3241
UENT-House acd futnllUte for le , bar
gain , will U ) offered In the f unlturo If applied
or oonii. Ilouia ront&ln * 7 ruoux , hall und cloteU ,
tut $35 , Apply N.V. . cor in r 9th and Hanicy.
_ . _ mat
11KNT Farm * t about See sent within 4
FOll * of New Stock } rd uullO m'.Ks from Oma-
i , Ol acica under cultivation , balancu In irrast land ,
lies roni V to Si tens of bmt blue.Jaliit biylc
' .e cro. Will root rtiu > onabU. luiiulre ' cr fcddien
' ' offloc. IQOtf
'B. T.'tthU _ _
> n5 n/m 6C5 N. 18U r
_ 701-11
HUNT Two n w brick cottvgcu of il\e roonu
PUlt , all moilcru improvement , cor. 8th and
llckoryttreft. _ lff.1 _
"
F"UKNIbllKU ntoui beatud tit N. 19th.
P78 tt
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
QlUtiST-Abawirtutol tliit-j rot ma. AK ! ) a
parlor , at 1813 Uod e tre t , 0 > H 59
llr.sr l o houw * uth cf U. I1 , dm ot ,
_ 4. I'HHTd HOB. 1518.
ItKSr rurnlj ml roumlor
Uo.wdbt.
KENT S rrom homo on Webster wtgt ot
rOU St. 3 , T. I'cteucn , ml e tt fgont , 15th
and Douglas. sa3-M
RRNT- Comfortable front room , oouth-KM
FOR Fourteenth and Durenport , inlUbla for
OK HltNT Furnlsliml rooms on tha northwei
cor. ISthMidCapltolaTfiiuo , formerly Crelxhloa
Honso. tsg-tl
_ _ _ _
170R HKNT Hoonw lu Nehrtgla Nstlon * Bank
J ? Bulldlne. Most dctlralle ofticts In tha dtr
Supplied ltn hx-draullo elcator anil heated b
Applv at lUnk. _ nin.il
FOB SALE.
SALII Three show oa oi . 10 foot lonit. In-
FOll of liDIlOI , ! ! & K'UCKOON ,
117-0 _
TTUHtHALR IIoiKe 4 or B rooms , full lot , liatn.&r. ,
lj lth Ktreot , l ! t ccn Dorcas nnd C'cntiT. If sold
nt enc , 11.000 * IH Jiuy It Cheap I IUKKKK&
JIAYNKN. K. cor. 13thand Karnain , 145-tt
Valet \ \ on llth trcct , m-ir Centre ,
FOllfALE fruit et out. t'hiap. HAHKRll A
MAV.Ni : , N. K cor. 13lh and Faniaui. UOtl
011 SALK , tJHEAl1 FOll OASII Good Kecond
I 1 hMid open tiu KV. 100S Houth Avenuo. 130-1 }
HALIl Flret cl ss corner lot 61x132. llotlsi
IrtOll ' rooms , Imrn fruit mil rhado tri-os. Very de *
nimbi flotation , near street Cil * . Offered $ MX > . tnv.
low \aluo. 1'rice $1,700. J. XV.LOl'NHUUHY , IMh
and Famitm. 135-tf
Farm 100 acres adjoining Columbut
fiat under cultivation , J5hay la'il ,
ml , ) only $56. p r ncru , also town
" and Or ami la nnd. Special bar-
) iroportr. O U DOANK&CO. ,
il 1K > UI | > M Kt ? . 117-1
1 < > H anil now hou e In
. ' addition , or o block north of
IhlockiittCftof Path me. Ai > .
[ ? p cml r * . 11S-4I
e leading hiinlnefs In mm of tt
> nif nnd tro iim towns In thu "Elk *
" anon for sdling 111 hi nttli of ona nf
A ratu rlmno" , no l > oniw aakid.
ViTSiBUKMKllS , Kwlnp IIoU Co , NVb.
110.31
SAT.V.-Vcry dc.lr lilo luU In Colutrn'a Sub'
FOIt nnd HoworH place on monthly pajmrnti
no city tax. BKLL J : SHHIVKK. 127-3
SAIiK Horcu buptfy and harn < ? . Kor } xa-
FOll iciu'ru ' at Hutmn'n U\ory titatilo.
1T > 011 SALK CIIKAl'-A lot cf fresh milk cows at
JP iCthand California St. rUKKMAN&l'KXNY.
U9-31I
_
SALK OH rHAli-A : Rood span of niultK ,
FOll
harness and w agon. Inquire Alex O. Charittw ,
at MiCaiiia Bros. DSO-tf
SALK Special lUrsro'ns lu llnnfi and I.on
FOll ' pattsof thocitr tnd its nddltlcmI'.Ol. . -
LINS' AGKNOY. lf.OO Farnam tni.t. OU-H
poll 8 VI. K At . 1 amain , elegant rusidence let
I 1 tuurllanacuml'a'k. UOELINS * AOENOY ,
310-tf _ ISOOFarnain Street.
SALC CHlIAl' Special barRain. Ilcnuttful
corntr lot , hie-h and sightly , In LoW * addition.
UOli.lNS'AOKNOY ,
Ifif li Kan am Strett.
HALi ; Two hou ai on Capitol A\o. , corne )
3T10K o liousw on ( 'ass Street , oornrr
aio-so liinuvfii & HULL.
SALE-Colorailo conl. ThU coal la as free from
FOll , and as clean as llock Hprintr.
031-tf JKPK. W. BKDVOWD.
MALIult IlKM farm 3 mllca front citpi
Inuii * of Mm JIo > cr , o\tr Kotdcr'a Druijetoni
10th nnd Webuler. S73-tf
" 171011 SALE Stock of Keni-ral merchandiw ) and
1 } building , \lucdat about ? 5f.OD. Address Box
61 , Firth , Jfob. 701 tt.
SALE T o iiortabla bollei-H , 10 horfo ( Hiwvjr
FOK vat 1) . Frm'ATUICK ,
6Cg-tf ' 21K South KithSt
SALK A. small Mooler , Btfiman &Co. , Ora
proof aft , almort.ncw , nt thU oHica. U
F"OUSALK lly two atory brick residence , iota
nnd St. Mary's avenue. Largo burn , out-houee ,
water worxa , well arranged. Lot COxCOO. IMi
87.BOO. Best Bargain In Oumha. Call at M. Toft' *
People's Dink. 877.t
TJAOKrtALl- lota one ItloCK west ut 1'aru ate-
X1 nuo cars. LotsSCxlCO. Will sclltlie whole trart
for 57,100 , If sold before January 1st , 1SS4. Beal ei-
tate ontiora bid thU bargain , if jou call at People *
Bank. 873-tf
Ti Oll SAL15 Choice business projwrty , three lots
_ T cnr. daundera and Charlen Strmt. It will pay ycu
to Invcatlato thh oner. Call at 1'eoplo'a Bauk.
S7fl-tl
'OU SALE Improvwl property , which will py
the buyer 0 per cent on the ineatment. . Keiitu
forlD20 pur sear. All occupied by fltat cl s.i ten
ants. Will sell f or $10,500 , If Bold aoou. All or one-
half cath , balance , one to fl\o yeara. The above In-
\cstment ii ) worth Inrcatlgatloii. Call at the IVople't
- - - -
Bank.
pOLLBD C\TTLE ANU CLYDESDALE HORSES.
JL T > e Bub cribcr is taking order.i for spring 1m.
piirtatlon of thoabo > e. Prices much below thoseat
auction sales. References to those supplied. John
KcCuIloch , 111. Tnutand Sav. Uank , Chicago.
203 Zmt
FOIt BALK A Cret clan second hand top bninr/
Call at 1319 naraev street 87tf
FOll .lALC Uln nowi .pore in largo and eou.ll
quantities at thla o ! Ice.
MISCELLANEOUS.
/-1UTT1US OUT AND I'KESF.KVK-To trade , wild
\J land for Merchandise of uny kind , cr town prop
erty. Addrt-K ) CLARK & HODHAlU ) , Ida Cisme ,
Iowa , 1136 ;
before 1 March , ono or two fur-
. ulshcil or unlurii.HhtJ.rooni v.ltli beard for ell
anilwlfe , romfortable , homelike. Accommodation *
In prirate fonilvpreferrcd. Addrttw soon vlvlnir pir-
tlcnlars , ' 'Wellington , " o iu B. i 11. 11. U. Co.
Would like aho st r Keora rutll lot i f furDituru
121-ilU
IJEIlb.N'OAL-Anaccompllsho't wMovr of prvpos-
1 Bmliif ; appuiiitnocand amlal > ' disposition , do-
MresanltuationasKovernfHS. AneldeilyKentleman
of means not ot Jcctionable ; icttronocs gl\en and re
quired. Addles * Mrs. lliubanK , Beootlicu. H.3-SO )
{ Soft HEU'AIID. Will tfUu above rfurd for th
fHZ J. return of t ohorteststrn > ed on Jan 10th.
Ono bay mull Bi7x > , ami ono Eorrd tall and slender.
! (5J-tf ( ' MOUNT i Glut FIN , OiuahaNob.
rtiAtvKN UP-On my premuoa on Dec. IS , 1883 , lu
.LwejC Omaha , one Cream Colored Tony , Soial
fthita p t ID lorelieadmau and tail a llttli ) darker
than the bed } . JA.S. K V.VNUKttCOOK.
nrVLCUA COMPANY book-keeperandaccouDtantH
JL KxanUne und adjust dls-arraiigcd books In a sv *
tematio and accurate iiianner.gliljik' correct balances ,
w 111 eajieclaliy attend to jx ) ti ( ( up bsolts t-ach riav
where the borvieej of a hook-kef | r are required but
a foivhoura , making out Involcfs , Htatemefit * : , nnd
anyoorrcBiiondence confidentially , also inako ci > IIto-
tionK. OJUc at P. Buyer and Co. , 1WO Karram a .
EDWARD EUEHL.
UAOIBTKR OV PALMY8TERT AND CONDITION.
ALIST , 803 Tenth street , between Farnun and Bar.
n y , wUI , with the aid of guardian BplrlU. obtaining
anon Blaaoooftb put and preteut , andtlw
certain conditions ia the future. Boots and eboea
ma .la order. Perfect satisfaction iruaranteed.
NOTICE.
The co-partnership heretofore exUtbi ; Mween
H. lileeerand V. flensler hasthljday been dUoived
by mutual consent. Mr. II. llleser wfll contlnuS tlw
busbicus , c lltctallilues , and pay all debts.
Omala , J an. K4 , USL. u. BIE3KH
Jan. S3t ! v. OENSLKU.
ALOXO TIIK LINE OF THKJ
Chicago , Sti Paul , Minneapolis and
OMAHA RAILWAY.
Too now extension of ttila line from WaktaoU
up
BEAUTIFUL VALLEY of the LOGAN
through Concojd nnd Colcridgo
,
neacbcsthebettiortlonof the State. Sp clo "
cunlon ra ( s for l nd leektr * o > er thN IIM >
jno , Norfolk and Hartlngtou , and l BUIr to M
principal po'i.U ' on the
SIOUX CITY & PACIFIC
Trains OUT tht C. , fct. I' . M , at 0 , Hallway to Cnv-
nirt n. Sioux ilty , 1'ouca , Hartlngton } ne vail
Oo2a.3a.oot .
Forl'ji-mont , Oakdale , Nellh ( , andthrouzh u ,
cntlur.
fiTFor rates ami all Information call on
K II , WHITNEY. General AIMM
ic' * Ilulldlip , Cjr. 10th nud tVrnq.ro . Hu ,
* ( ru.